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Seven and Foxtel reveal the broadcast team for Supercars February 12, 2021 10:41 Seven has revealed the broadcast team that will front its Supercars coverage this year, kicking off at the end of February with the Mount Panorama 500. Mark Beretta will be taking the lead on the coverage, supported by Abbey Gelmi in her first Supercars commentary role. Australian rally champion Molly Taylor and Mark Larkham will be position in the pit lane, and Supercars driver Jack Perkins will provide additional commentary. Acting as a roving reporter, Australian cricketer Brad Hodge will be highlighting the...

Supercars TV line-up unveiled After months of waiting for a final conformation, the Supercars broadcast team for 2021 has finally been revealed as the category goes into its first year back with the Seven Network. Staying on as lead callers for the 32 races, Neil Crompton and five-time series champion Mark Skaife will be the most prominent voices over the 12 rounds, continuing a now six-year relationship as on-air presenters. Triple Eight co-drivers and former champions of the sport Craig Lowndes and Garth Tander have both landed roles in the TV team, the former moving in to a new role while ...

Advertisement The sudden escalation of Sydney's coronavirus outbreak has shattered the Christmas and New Year's plans for thousands of people in both Victoria and NSW. In Melbourne, Cathy Anderson, of West Footscray, said she was in tears after plans to visit family and friends in Sydney were left in tatters. West Footscray resident Cathy Anderson, right, with her mum Kerrie on holiday three years ago. Ms Anderson, 47, said she was devastated to have to cancel plans to visit her parents, four siblings, grandmother, and friends in Sydney in the week before Christmas. She had planned to fly to ...